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Atlas MedStaff LLC. is seeking an Occupational Therapist for a 13-week assignment in Bemidji, Minnesota. You will evaluate and treat adults across acute and long-term care settings, using EPIC and Casamba/NetHealth for documentation.
Schedule is Monday through Friday, 8-hour days with no weekends or on-call; you may float between units. A Minnesota OT license and BLS from the AHA are required; orientation includes training on the documentation systems.
Join us in Bemidji, Minnesota, for a 13-week intensive occupational therapy assignment that offers a blend of inpatient and long-term care support. As an occupational therapist, you’ll evaluate and treat adults with a variety of diagnoses, from orthopedic post-operative cases to neurological conditions, using EPIC electronic medical records and Casamba/NetHealth for documentation. This role provides an engaging chance to work across multiple locations, including skilled nursing facilities, with a schedule of weekday, daytime hours. The work is both rewarding and diverse—think of it as a routine with a twist of variety, where no two days are quite the same.
Expect typical weather with cool mornings gradually warming up during the day, often accompanied by clear skies or light snow in the colder months. It’s a climate that keeps the scenery picturesque and outdoor adventures appealing.
Location: Bemidji, MN
Shift: Monday through Friday, 8-hour days
Duration: 13 weeks
This role involves evaluation and treatment of adult patients with diverse diagnoses in acute and long-term care settings. You’ll support multiple units, sometimes being the sole occupational therapist at a location, and will float between departments as needed. The caseload typically includes 30-40 patients, and experience with electronic records like EPIC is preferred. A Minnesota Occupational Therapy License and BLS certification from the AHA are required. The orientation includes computer-based training and individual documentation system support. Polo or business casual attire is standard, and no weekends or call shifts are scheduled. Fluency in managing both inpatient and long-term care needs will help you thrive in this versatile role.